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In Eugene, Trump environmental rollbacks already divide people; roadless forests could be next
The Trump administration's proposed repeal of the Roadless Rule has reignited long-running tensions over the best use of old-growth forests near Eugene and Springfield. A public comment period is…
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11mCity of Eugene seeks mediation in contract negotiations with AFSCME union
The city's request for mediation follows months of bargaining. At issue are pay raises and the use of limited-duration employees.
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8mIndustry group pushes data centers in ad campaign in Oregon, six other states
Oregon Connects is one of several new nonprofits registered by the Data Center Coalition, an organization led by representatives from major tech companies like Google, Meta and Microsoft.
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Monique DeSpain's views on homelessness don't convince me | Letter to the editor
Monique DeSpain’s guest column about homelessness starts out with compassion but soon breaks down into a distortion of reality. Yes, homelessness is increasing in Oregon and, yes, addiction and mental illness are primary drivers of the problem, but not the only ones. First: DeSpain makes some specious claims. This problem can’t be blamed on one […]
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Emeralds game on Sunday also a chance to meet area police, sheriff’s representatives
Eugene’s annual National Night Out, an opportunity for county law enforcement agencies to interact with residents, is scheduled for Sunday, Aug. 2.
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4mBeware shrinkflation: A ‘pound’ of coffee? 12 ounces. Even soup cans are smaller.
This is one reason your monthly grocery spending has jumped: You are going to have to buy more containers of food just to consume the same amount you have been consuming. So, you pay more money.